Sentence examples for generally cultures from inspiring English sources

Generally, cultures were maintained in an incubator shaker at a rate of 230 rpm at 25°C and then exposed to continuous illumination at a light intensity of 150  μmol ·m−2 ·m−2.

Culture is still an irreplaceable key for studying emerging bacterial diseases, even if routine diagnosis can be efficiently achieved by using other (although generally culture-derived) tools, including genetic amplification.

Nevertheless, the majority of available measures of QoL yield results that are generally culture-specific and lack validation in multiple populations, except for a few, which include the short form 36 (SF-36) [ 9].

At first blush, it seems a departure; there are, after all, generally two cultures when it comes to sail versus motor, the latter seen as vulgar brute force as opposed to sophisticated grace.

And generally these cultures encourage women to have long hair and men to have short hair.

We generally obtained cultures from 10 embryos per pregnant animal, and they were usually split evenly between transgenic and wildtype.

Moreover, China has a generally collectivist culture, which might generate higher family organization in contrast with the individualism of Western societies [ 46].

Generally speaking, culture operates within the mainstreams of power.

"Children are still coming to the theatre in Valladolid and I think people generally want culture now.

"But Mexico is also a generally moralistic culture, so his attitude toward this mentality is to question it, defy it".

Owing to tourism and intensive interaction with neighbouring industrialized nations, much international (generally Western) culture has been incorporated into daily life.